UNCTAD has warned that artificial intelligence-driven automation could affect up to 40% of global jobs by 2033. The projection comes as the AI market is expected to reach $4.8 trillion in value by that year. Ndubuisi Francis, based in Abuja, reported on the findings of the UN Trade and Development agency. The report highlights growing concerns about the impact of automation on employment across various sectors. Experts suggest that while AI will create new opportunities, it may also lead to significant job displacement. The agency called for proactive measures to ensure workforce readiness for the evolving economic landscape.
UNCTAD warns AI may disrupt 40% of global jobs



















